Tierra del Fuego National Park: The Ultimate Guide to Visiting from Ushuaia Tierra del Fuego National Park is the only national park in Argentina where the sea, mountains, and forests come together in one breathtaking landscape. Just 12 km (7.5 miles) from Ushuaia, it protects nearly 70,000 hectares (173,000 acres) of lenga and guindo forests, […]

Just 20 kilometers (12 miles) from Ushuaia, hidden among peat bogs, lenga forests, and the rugged peaks of the Fuegian Andes, Laguna Esmeralda is the most popular hiking trail in Tierra del Fuego. Its striking emerald-green waters—colored by glacial sediment carried down from the Ojo del Albino Glacier—have made it one of the most iconic […]

There’s something about Ushuaia’s landscapes that filmmakers simply can’t resist. Ancient lenga forests that turn brilliant shades of red and gold in autumn, the vast Beagle Channel stretching toward the horizon, the soft golden light of winter, and snow-capped peaks framing almost every shot create a setting unlike anywhere else on Earth. Since 1929—when German […]

On Friday, June 19, Cerro Martial reopened its doors with a completely renewed infrastructure. Located just minutes from downtown Ushuaia, this iconic mountain destination has been transformed into the End of the World Park. This 2026 winter season also marks the return of something the city had missed for the past 12 years: its chairlift, […]

The wind erased nothing. Every story remained etched into the stones. Imagine this: the year is 1911. A ship slowly leaves the port of Buenos Aires, heading south—far south, beyond the edge of where the map still seems to make sense. On board, bound by steel shackles that allow no more than six inches of […]

The café and tea house scene in Ushuaia is as diverse as it is inviting. Charming spots like Ana & Juana boast an impressive 4.7 out of 5 rating on TripAdvisor, while the historic Ramos Generales El Almacén has earned more than 3,600 positive reviews. Whether you’re looking for a cozy afternoon tea, specialty coffee, […]

The southern wind, a glass filled with ice, and the last question you’d expect to hear at the End of the World: Would you like a gin? Some things simply don’t belong in the picture most people have of Ushuaia. More than 3,000 kilometers from Buenos Aires, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, lenga forests, and the […]

The 10 Most Instagrammable Spots in Ushuaia (and How Not to Freeze to Death Trying) Ushuaia is, without exaggeration, one of the most photogenic cities on the planet. The Beagle Channel, snow-covered mountains, lighthouses lost in the southern sea, penguins staring at the camera as if they have no idea what’s going on… every corner […]

Ushuaia is known for its mountains, its glaciers, and the famous Beagle Channel. However, few travelers know that beneath its waters lies a surprising marine ecosystem. Diving in Ushuaia is one of the most original experiences you can have at the End of the World. Unlike tropical destinations, diving in Ushuaia takes place in cold […]